When assessing a Hong Kong company’s creditworthiness, banks and investors routinely scrutinize financial statements, cash flow projections, and market positioning. […]
Picture this: A cargo ship arrives at Hong Kong’s bustling port. Before unloading, it’s arrested by court order. Why? Three
For global investors eyeing Asia’s financial hubs, dissolved Hong Kong companies can appear as low-risk opportunities. Their defunct status suggests
The pandemic accelerated corporate digitization, with 78% of Hong Kong companies adopting electronic resolutions for board decisions by 2023. Yet
Hong Kong’s corporate transparency façade cracked spectacularly when a European private equity fund discovered its $120 million “secure” investment had
Imagine spending months preparing a cross-border liquidation filing, only to have it rejected by a foreign court because your documents
For foreign companies operating in Hong Kong, closing a local office seems straightforward. Yet hidden in the fine print of
Imagine acquiring a prime Hong Kong commercial property from a dissolved company, only to discover years later that the building
For global businesses trading with Hong Kong entities, shell companies pose a silent but catastrophic threat. These faceless vehicles enable
The global shift toward remote governance accelerated by the pandemic has made electronic general meetings (EGMs) indispensable for Hong Kong
